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Release date: 12/05
Furious and intimate, exciting and intriguing, "Futility Report" stems from a thoroughly modern vision, an innovative interpretation of Extreme Music which breaks down established codes whilst simultaneously deep -rooted in the obscurehistory of Black Metal.
"Futility Report" - or the metallic version of ULVER’s legendary "Perdition City" - is a new form of Dark Music, a serious piece of Art far removed from usual clichés and a significant forward step.
Embark on a uniquely fascinating journey and let yourself be enchanted by an ambitious entity with designs on your soul!
First batch comes in black polycarbonate CD.
NECROWRETCH strike with a brutal display of blasphemy. 'Satanic Slavery' is a deadly dose of blackened death from these French heretics, whose high-speed metal blends old-school feeling with the aggression of the new school. Riffs burn like hellfire and drums drive at break-neck speed while ungodly vocal screams bay paeons of the profane. NECROWRETCH are evil incarnate and 'Satanic Slavery' embodies the very essence of satanic death metal.
Cd Digipack
First time ever on vinyl, gatefold cover, limited edition silver vinyl.
Repress with original cover art, double sided insert and A2 poster. Comes with 2 Kreator covers as bonus tracks: "Tormentor" and "Flag of Hate/Pleasure to Kill".
"... 1996's Triarchy of the Lost Lovers is RC's triumph and masterpiece. It is among the best extreme metal albums every made. Each song strikes a different chord inside the listener, making each song unique in delivery, yet the songs reign in the realm of the album. The drums especially the snare drum hit with a clear resonance. Though the guitars are low tuned for the Death/Black metal genre, they emit sound clearly and in the perfect space inside the open air of the album's production. At times Sakis nearly whispers and can be heard just as well as the loudest guitar. Though Rotting Christ are unquestionably an Extreme Metal group, playing the heaviest on Triarchy is not a primary goal, and hardly a secondary goal. The combination of distinctly heard guitar riffs that have the perfect tone and overdrive and the impeccable melody and sublime guitar harmony throughout makes the album pace at a nearly enchanting speed. Triarchy is one of the best extreme metal albums, and makes the case that this extreme genre of rock can not only be uncompromisingly heavy and brutal, but also uncompromisingly beautiful and artistic...."
Contains the 1994 demo "Entrance and Wandering on the Seven Zones" and the 1998 EP "A Caress of War and Wisdom". Limited edition to 250 blue vinyl.
Comes in a 4-panel Digipak and with 40-page booklet.
Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: VG++
Brand new full length of post-black metal from this Polish outfit.
CD digipack
“Groovy, majestic, crushing and epic. Old school death metal with a fresh touch by the legends of the scene.”
If the caustic vocals weren’t enough of an indicator, lyrics of isolation, tales of scavengers of the waste of humanity, and lamentations of regret might tip you off that there is absolutely nothing uplifting about this album.
While wallowing in despair, you might find the self-referential opening track, the first song released and the album’s strongest track, “Unending Call of Woe” to be a great listen, blending a strong tremolo picked melody with tempo and groove changes that are, dare I say, fun. The speed and higher vocals betray a definite thrashy punk influence that brings something more to the table than your standard black metal fare. The phased guitar lead into in “The Ones We Lost” and the ending riff of “Abject In Defeat” are some other great moments on this record.